davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-24
Groosrles and rro,l,lon.-whole,ale.

sssars-l.t .a4t t Be-. s...-late-. 9 g. a s-
49, Extra o. 1r-.0F e. .g' .c
Colos-''reea a.o 81. t.i'. ras.ed. ise =.
Java. creE-. -r at. f..- =. -o y.4t Mara
celtl roasted -t N.l.. a-- rul..-n. - {, -,
Icss -laYal. a-e ..|ft r. Japs-. ntii4n. 80
CSC. orlr.lry, ,t-l iits.-. 'atf g-lfo"des
- .e. Oa.urs i9auf tun-o 1-e ',c
Fl.-r--s. lerca- So pel bhi. patent pro
cess 81 tl rer cNt s. Ut Ter ltl aA nch' t3-f
j. 8. ..eT cWL. 81 a pr -l.. a-ckwAeai' = %
q ~ EHf
Ml Feed Screening rs Ier ton. t-an. sii.
shlTs. a. MliGllg-. siss5ia.
iced Corn ali Oats. 81 -.
Kerosene o.i Michigan -.a- re per sai-ou'
as.er aI ..c d 81.
Ds,ultac-il' ~ yer gallon.
-eels-il lover. s. Huega-O timothy, y - 4- -
t..lIr.H ra-fefi,. el.i"-
Fsh-No. I white fsh g. oo rer haifhbi.. other
grades 9. peg bal. ih.-- trout, = ID, cei. FAR.
tt fer Ih c.lrls. - rcs hundred canned oysters,
se. fs .-.ea.c. slvS>d Illhut 9tl2c
IorA in larti- Me.s Ials Chicago peck
81 -o-it75 extra shor, cut slo o0 standard clear
back. = r.
lara-Tlerces &c. I'D aud Sd lb tubs. '.c. 20
3 round tins. ll0 CASES, j. g.. in TN palis' q
-f
Peci IN harrcls-Eztra Mess. warranted 2) ios,
ssas -o. extra. boneles,, ei-.
Hgtternc- Walsesha creamery ,soid,l3'-ci rolls
ilC. dairy .olld. l-c rolls, l5c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-24

Grand Rarl Mca- ~. 3 II.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

IOieaeo Herald

What delightful pio,urs Of ''Arahiar
Nighis"-end days-of veiisd prophes.
and LaIla Rookhz, a psrfnmed air and
dreamy tan9aoE. Of ne fahlsd luxury Of
the Oriest. tha very nama Cashmere
svokea. Oma Of the dreams dssirss
hidden daep down N thAt corner Of TIA
womnn'a heart devoted 30 salf, ard max
ina thai . II beautiful and attractive, d
the Iooatpg for that expsnsive t1xaEy, .
oashner1-a real Endia cashmere. Ncs
only sre the sofa beading q The eolsrs
and The sofs feeling q the aaest vool
abrasive n tksmsslvss. hat therefs .
fancy ef being euwrappsd 10 81 he -
tnosive charms e. an Eaatsrn hoQRi.
whsn snngly nestled down In Tie folds
81 snsh q shawl Small wonder 10 ID
that even Impoverished vanity iones
fuR this heesminR, albeit unattaina6le,
snvalspmsnk AnatheF 81 the experts
e ne beautiful Vale Of Cashmere = i
thai uaass penstEaaing aud dsiigasfni e
psrfumeA attAE 81 rose" Dnss ths
very air teen With these lnnisas odoxs
IN this far -ooantrse.~ that they sasaf
throanh AMI thFgagh and IN and ed
With NE weaving of he threads q wuoL
- thai wAf1ed - oar aMnai6ilitte4. casa
tina sha prseaiesa ahawls are taken
iron thstr teidA b thia dslisioua ira
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20
ANEcDoTE OF wAETER sCoFF.
Kew the Famous Novelist Myssined
Alexander 81 Rsssla.
February ART Jocrnal.I

Kew the Famous Novelist Mystihed
Alexander ef RBasia.
February ART Journal.l
Among the many good stories Sir
Walter Scott loved 20 tell not the least
amusing vas thai which described how
be contFiyed 10 mystify 40 less a per.
son than the Gear Alexander I, who was
indeed an admirable subject for mynsi
fication. During his visit to Paris, Ia
1915, be was presented 20 the crowned
enthusiast. The Gar, seeing bis lame
ness. asked the question which would
naturally arise 10 bis lips In those hQht-
Tag times, isIn what affair we're you
W0andea~ scott" as LookhaFt re
peata the story, ''signidsd that be suf-
fered from q natural inhrmity, upon
whieh the Emperor said, Il thouRht
Lord Cathcart mentioned that 700 had
served SCOTT noticed that the Earl
looked little embarrassed at this, and
promptly answered, u yes; IN q certain
sense have served--that Is, IN the Yeo-
many Cavalry, home force Sesem
bling the LandWehr OF Landsturm.
Under what osmmandeF7' Sous n. le
0hevalieg Rae Were You ever en-
gagedT In some blight actions, saoh as
the battle OF the Gross Oauseway and
the AFFAIR Of Moreduu Hill.," Al this
point the face OF Lord Cafhcart wore an
Feminisoences from Scott. and the Em-
pefor vas no more mystihed than lust
served 10 save Sir Waiter Scott from
awkward questions. Battles such -
that Of the Gross CauseWay and
''Rhairs" Of Moredun Hill, we're douhs
less not very serious. The Emperor
would not have Thoughts much Il them,
thnuQh they made Sir Walter soldiers
enoaRh 20 be welcomed With eausion by
The Hetman PIAioH. Who had never
read his works; and could n0t speak bis
language. There must have been socne
thing soldierly and martial In Sir Wal.
teF's nature. or he never Would have
been instantly greeted ~ enc % them
selves By the hardened fighting men col
lecaad In Paris IN 1915. Given this Ans
natural tendency 10 The noble pFofes-
sion Of aFEns, two years Of peaceful scr
vice a. QuaFtermasteE OF The EdinbugRh
YolnntesF Cavalry were ensaeh 10 make
scott Is good soldier a. any man can
be Who hiss not actually smelt powder.
He eAnaot possibly have bean more io.
noFaot Of the business OF soldering than
the ufsiesra Of the Peninaular army II
TIE Duke Of Wellington Judgment 90
THAI gallant foFce. &c exptssssd In r.
peated general orders, are 10. be 40
eeptsd IS sound. As fer the rect Of the
matter, the readiness te lay about
him in case Of need, there
never vas any d0nbt on that point.
The eounsryman who dismissed the
story that The nos had stormed
AbbotsfoFd, with Sir Walter in Il,
without losa o. life, on TIE ground that
IL vas manifusliy. hhanfd. knew his
man. 0AFlyiae ~ 40 be uss 80 phari-
sAieal and eaieMelie, and know nss
What. In m fRmoua essay. has noted,
- veil - the moat unmeAanFad OF
scott'a admireFs, THAI be, toe, vas a.
good a horaerVF Of the cid Harden
stamp ~ evaf rode oui intsnt on turn
ina his coo into kye a somsbody's En-.
pense.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

bsE faikersn bass, rass lnhmsaIssn par
e1iA A. ttsg W1Es dfi4ise faze tDeaffF
lhaf $50 SAILING nfgnR t1e site8sik
sHAekinR . e.Gar. . go1ma fsatpw N1e
Aaa t1e MAnne esFf ~ 4 kaea ~ lie aifi
1oey ~exs ~ wmrsuit ~. Tfe4 stegpe&
an& 0sted The yomnH failows and
wszs EFee49d - 91na q 9hoEef Of epi-
slieta AnA snc1 "a exfibitioa ~ ar2Vndo
thai they admitted thalF mf1zks and
sppoisEtz1d for &. An hsar iates enc
Of fbe pefsy fau1d he eeUs You1a fl
i98 deettlg aick from Smashing tie
clEhE. He caiieed hfm b tie girls
mare, SD found thai he ye1BR fellow
We BAD doue saeh bard swearing vas
The aifi they wsrn lnokin0 for. She
wzs taken h0mn mmd afterwards entered
tbs services aa q haseitai nursel In tie
ias1 yesF q he var ] agsia found her
- menis clotbinR, crying - only q
hE1ksa-hsafted woman esn cry over .
iiahi haired man, sbot dad b ne
ahaKRa - kesaea. See cared nottinE
ties for expcsurus and 8s1t boss n .
wido9's dfsaa.
AnothsF sri. rsnsn5eE. had .
pieaaanter experience. vas ne exam-
ming surgeon st che Ct tha recruiting
eampa early 10 thewnT and on one Coca
sion a. I passsd down shs lice = ean1-
pany formed ID open order for muster
and insQe1lion. ! noticed a. TIE hands
pere held 0uf, one 81 - ny pfac1ioal
ere. btioaRed 70 3 goman. ] said nOth-
ing ~ tie tire. has after consolidation
with the ColoBel hed the rscFuit with
femiuine hands brunRhf % headquaz-
tsrA The bright looking soldier cd
mftied IN tgo minutes thai shs vas .
wennn, and IN two days she vas a.
home. A year after that vas e. q ball
ID Waahinekon. AZ aiood 3 lit1le aside
from tie main party, Wishing that ! uas
10 front with the army, gounR LADY
came toward ne. bowed With sxaGRsr-
aisd stiffness. and os ahe glFsiRhtensd
40 weui thFonah tie mofioua o. obeyine
toe order; Eyes Fight.s She offered
me her hand and thanked me for some
thing that she Supposed that had
done and walked away. She was pretty
enough 70 be the belle Of the coeasion,
and SAY ahat she iook e0nsidefAbie
dsiight "a my confusion Of mind, all Of
which underwood later When learned
that she vas my racFuit with the lady
like hands. she afterwards told me
that she owed ne debt Of Rfaiiiuda
for stepping IN al the right time q
break Down her romantic notions.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

~ Hnrxn 4. EMnMaA
On. au1. ss snnahin9. hnnRry paak,
Ard ssoaF lls desert snlS snSf vide,
bnt wal - taks brinR asrziRhsaay
Asd Ios. y Aishsr ~ q. sid.-
Frem Esin - main ys csursinR -.
e bSi1R fha dep 1ullsd shire - baJi
And the1 fElnEne6 via surs Feeow.
Year eaptzres % ths beaeA ye lzy.
IL i Tbsrfsn erapss ye bxiue.
Or Gisndsr isnRsh Of Indsan esnez
Or - Il ssane Old soTsraian'a ring
TbAt iong n ssoFst gnifs hath latrT
Ne vii nos bring ne shsss todsy7
Ihen east ne hers upou fhe shoFs
A mast he storm hath shorn saay,
Arnddar, - . broken or.
build ny boat--a fshsr's smaek,
baitd i weIl, ye nsamsn asnsl
VITA vast the waves have yiekesd back,
1he sinbesB fFom youF vessels drawn.
build my house On seahoard eroan1.
bufId Is veil with fnr-brruRnE trees
VITA hianahsd drtft made smooth snd
By he suifs lathe Of eircgine ssaa.
To when shall . salvage pay7
70 pea wbs frank The mortal deep.
Whess craving hands reach thru the
wisss voices sound within my slssp
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

lQaltnAn Ca } Frss PEsaA !

lQaitman ga Free PEs@Ll
We SisA she oaisuusa ssfis voald in
dalEe acfs freqaently II tAs gFAcefal
and AeAlthY oxarClse 81 horueoaek
rid1nz. 6iFls lock pretty 60 horssoack.
and - love 10 80 tAsm. We poppsa
The Qassttan ~ the lady we now beard
vita While we were gaily eanteFtng side
By side IN The ioae ARoA sea iumpea a.
tie cAancs. and WesVs bsen ioastna en-
tq<sahar ewes since In q sogn like
oares uheFe hofses arr pieaty aDd ether
od11ocS arna1e1Denta nos paFy nanaaF
oaA - tktnk ell t6e siFis shoaia - "a
eoaraRed - heoo0e acpomrtisked
eqaeztrisuneA La yozF etris Ffds
hsEseh&cA. IL va mAks them haAlthy,
s1foaN. nelivs aaa ealf-FsliAnf, and.
eFAe&uaA anns they lonk kanasnnne
pransing alsng On . apiEiasd sAAR9er.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20
CowBeY soornIxG sxRuP
IMandan. D. n. Pioneer.l

i4edoaHs ~. A.s Etoueof.
TIE Northern Pacific train from Cd,
West came into this town q few dayt
since with twenty. ave or thirty cowboy
bound for Fort Worth. The feetiv,
COW puncheFs had taken possession o.
the emigrant sleeper. Every one o.
them had q huge revolver sluag 10 All
belt, all Of them were full Of bug Juice
each man sporting bottle Of forty rsC
whisky.
When The Dakota division eonducss,
came into the car for their tickets they
refused 30 produce the paslsboards
draWing instead their bottles Of chain
lightning aad insisting on the ticket
puncher drinking wiih them. A quiel
old German passenger who had baer
much annoyed By the hilaFiousness oi
the wild riders Of the Western plains
took the conductor 10 one side and said
II | we're conductor On this train
would expend half dollar at some oon,
senient dfae store for opium and put d
tnlo their bottles"
On reaching Bismarck the oonductog
acted % this happy suggestion and sent
his brakeman % drug store fos fifty
cents' worth Of the Qnieting drug. The
brakeman vent into ths ear and aeoept
ed their generous offer 10 imhibs, and,
while pretending 10 drink, Quietly
dipped small quantity Of the soothine
drug In each bottae. Qaiet soon reign
ed whore before all had been pandenas-
alum. These denizens Of the villa.
rowdy West we're soon sleeping
sounder than the Oardi6 giant.
The exaltant eonductor rolled them
over iike logs, went thFoa9h their rock
sts. panehsd their tieke9a and rolled
them back In their bsFths. A more
peaceful car Of passengers never tray
eied over the Northern Paciho-in facs.
the trainload Of deaf mute excarsionisss
OF the past sammeF wers hilarioas when
compared with the quiet Texas coz
boys. They we're tarned over 10 the
conductor Of the Mirneso1a divisisn as
Fargo, vita the remainder Of ths unex
penoed dFue 70 nse II an emsRQsncy
should arise befoFs reaohina Sc. Panl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

o dwsTler 10 DAko.al
Ye eannot fail 70 note
Brilliant rising star.
Il lights the faint horizon,
Where the antelope and kison
Craze afaf.
IT'S the crystalline suEusion
or q Woman's Wild intrusion
Into fields Of manly strife.
lis 9 syren host, designing,
'Tis q subtitle, still combining,
OF the mother, maid and wife.
IN admission or rejection,
We are 10 for self pFotection-
A ballot b our aoheme.
Be she halved OF subdivided,
Men will dud they have o0liided
With our ssheme.
Hail, 70 IeRi0na from She regions
where the howlinQ billiards hum.
Tyrant voter Of Dakota,
You'll think your time has come,
Wbsn you feel yourselves upiifted
From your Offices and sifted
Like chat from out our way.
Ease youF souls Of soft delasiona,
Break yoar hearts With hard corciI
sions,
We aFs coming in 10 stay.
--Amasa Gardasy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20
a nsa nsasErrx AxHmox.

eA4ANNAA&N N0A NQUA&s
r. J. Bardssts IN BrOekiyn EAels.l
"A fools voics d knovn By matthias
az vord& "-Ptoverbs " s. III we're q
coy Again. and I do not knsw whai
worse fata could bsfAll any man, an
afraid ! shoasd es pretty much The same
sort Of bog | used 10 Be-. Bat would
DO mY lsvel besi 10 institute q swsspiaa
reform In enc direction: woaid try
hard nos % Be saoh fool - sss1 10
be.
l Do net knou that The uiskedness OF
my ooYhsea ever troahles me very
nacA- Ny eunsoieaes and have not
eesn % very geod terms for great
NAM yeaFA and whsnevsF us are alons
and sometimes Ia esmpany this esim
manttog hAa pitlle@ fashian az eon-
versinR sxslaSiysly apoa fosbsddsn
topics, thtnea thAa have been irving
my level best 70 taFRsa ever since was
old saonxa 10 vote. Bat Be sslcon saxg
anythtng aooaa nv childhoo6. sane-
times ueea knew Be 4 going 10 b
1nasuaily sasere. WhiIe I sii uafahine
him orAidinz ssoFpions tai iaso tas
ctaek % he vAtp lash and knos what
u couine. algA. from the sary hesFs a.
NJ: ~wcaid I wsrs q bay azain.s and
Cnnsesaneas vita q lighf nmfia % AZ.
prosal pl4yina MeEnns his sswsre evan
senkneA aAa& TrneS pea wesea1 s1ah
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20
WHEN NM sHIP CemEs N.

1. Mabel, dearest. seek your hand
And heart, ct Oupid's sweet command,
And fondiy pray yoHr eyes Of blue
To smile upon me when I WOO
And whisper Of fla passion Rraada.'.
How nowr 'Haye l." you ask the sand
'Gainst life's rude bnffsIirg TO stand
And guard you. ever brave and true?''
Aye. Mabel dearl
"And may you drive your feap-in-han
And spend the 'seasos' at the strAncg
And on old masters feast your view p
Aye! all will bestoW on you,
Er-when, of course, you understand,
Pm able deArl
-RraAk Roe Bateheldsr, IN It'd Bits.
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cInIs wac WIN 70 wAR

fAn 0ld Army SaFeeon b the CaeARc
Iseaeer
hnew eiFl Who a. tAa be1innine %
The var was - liliea With patriotism
aa& 90 weighed dawa With 4 sanae Of
daiy, 80 carried agay By en- Adreniaf-
aas irnpaiss thaa Sc felis9sa the eqaAd
berhoed, and dresssns as boz ealtsasi
10 Ia company tAat uAs forming 10 she
a0unay tsun- Her fEianas aiaaeFertne
she iong hair skn haa sns fsom har bead
and the eialkin1 ahe had thfown % Ii
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A sroIu ASA

| kissed her meath she misleaoe,
che vas - yuuns, - sweet, 20 fair,
with bright blue eyes aad aoiden hair
The world may talk-l DO not care;
In faet, I'D like them all 20 know
aissed her heath the mialetoa.
Nor Do thiuk she seemed toe held.
bat Addcd rather 10 heE charms
Nhea roa0d my neck she threw keI
Aad whispered soft Der small alarms
Fer she uas enly ave years ED.
And feared, u seems, her nnfss miahi
SOLD
-Nss rorR Lsf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

ne sisE sc q Gee 1''51Ia nst 90 . ezll e
lin. fhs DsneF kas stniied ~ helDl.sls e
lnfarmntIan skfsh - 3 sonrpai1n1 - lmz4fl
y hes n neea e ha aarsieal. 1ka b<111
cureE uba1e athakE fail. IrV him u& en-.
1o3 uiu mzk1 - ekaras uAiem - $500
enra Nu4resa eNF14 & hnms. Cal O. NElA4.
sNcemmMnarasians Nlxin4l1 oumN1NMAlAi. 4H9a
1nnn. Dal Nag4lan Bua1-karElazNxMr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20

IKE. 10 clese the line 37-inch Heavy
Scotch Suitine, regular $50. quality.
CHRsTK CLRARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-20
FOB SNOHONIISR CRY.
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRAKsPORTaTIan 1
earning the y. 9. nail.
fasama, SsatIIs : Pei luNlianl I.nll


ONE or THE W. 81 -
4 j. Cos ataamera :
(Anderson or Edlthln
viii run daily betweem Tacoma sd R1T4
Townsend. leaving fAeomm apnA arrivals
trAin seattle ~ 10 p. m. and tunNAag 4
Port Madison. furt Gambia, Port issisaM
and Port ToWnsond. Returnina laara
Port Townsend eyory day toxoapt Haatnll
e o'clock .. m-s and Seattle s Il an
SkATTlE-WnATcoM neuIk
The stsamor W n WEnWan N
leave Seattle ego<y sunday. Iuo1iaF -
Thursday evening 3 o'clock, CO ~ tsltam
calling 81 Mnkillea, 1ulalin CcanafiH
Oak HhrbuF, CtsalMdy, Lnc0nn1F, N6alm
Anncnraa&. GuemaR. eamisk. N5lfk14fe
BallinghMHn and 5ahoma.
Returning. viii leave whA1eem esafg
Monday. Wednesday and Hridar a4ea
lngA Is o'clock. far Saat1ia. nanIaa
intermodlste points On he way.
SEATTlE-skAcIT RIVER RonIk
Ihe steamer 0U1ACE via loaFe 151Il|1
for sknE1t river and way ports eTt4
Monday and Thursday. retarntna 4sM
days snd FrldayR
fur frelghf and passage apply a O.
panyia ofioa On Yoalar'8 wharf. cron ax
&ho beats e. the Vam0 wharf.
mrRf-H 0H0. 81 JACOBS AexA4
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II TBS sgPREME COURT or BRITISH co.
4 lsnhtz.
IFS In DEvoacE ASD MATRIMONIAL c.c.r.
81
49, Rsfwnsn
A-ss-rst Johssou. Dstitioasr.

gzznas caaFiss Johnson. ressonasut.
uPen naetion q Mr.. q Perry Kills, n earn.
- TOE Ne pefitdanes. and zpsa rnsainR "a
Af1aAxit q The petitioner nfed thia day, / a.
oEaef that TIE petl lioner be excussd fresa ana
SLOWED % proceed hsr~in uithoas nakfnr ar
AIDING > eo-respondsnt. Ans % srsef fhes
service q copy Of thla ordsr Via 4 ooov az
citation addressed 70 The respoadsnf SaSnqs
chAFsss johnson. - sfher vita ) ssaIed corr
q he pst1tien hled ksrsin- b. possInF Is
ne % n The 81preae coast Hexfafry a
victoria, for Gee msnlh fTeu the dsls q snrh
resting - goa and .u1clena naFVies 81 tie
ciiaiial a1d psiltion 90 shs Fsspaa8aat sessln
And % fErsb9K order thna the os.isF ahaIl b.
naveFaise4 In the PosT ImTxz1aaxncxn news.
papsr. pahlisAed 81 Ssst'la, Waahaauon Ter.
rifory. fsF enc uannth, an6 t3as ahs aaiz -
npondau1 Jsmts fk1ries JoknHen 4 . quired
- appear hssein uithln enc monsh froIn the
pestipg 80 81 tie sad eopY e,zatton nn2 Pei
tfoa 10 znanneF nforssald. s8A h ISAIAH q
tne respendan4 - doing agudgs e ear sai1
Co1rt vii pruceaa b hear ths ehnreea eon-
tained Il tbs nd peiltisn - b. psessd Il das
ooulse 81 ~ ar9 prun11Dce se11eucs lkafsfn
n EeuFGnd4Eta ahaeoe8 1otuflhr4aad1ng
Deed q Flssarfa. this IN Esq - fshrunry.
iHSR HkNkY p. PE4I.EW CREeEx. y.
Docamsnis ppatnd ~ ID ths eurremt oaaFf
n1qamtfy an tks 81h dr. ~ HshfnaFg. 1857.
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-08

For PHYS sake don't be a chronic
kicker, always running down the
town, and people, and talking about
going away, If you haven't money
enough to go on make it known and
a subscription will be raised by the
workers to get rid of you.-Et,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-08

Joe Talcott received this week a
soda Fountain that eclipses any
thing in the country. 1t is made
of several different kinds of the fin
est marble and has a large French
plate mirror. 1t is worth your
while to stop in and see it.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-08

Miss Kate and Ruth Perkins left
yesterday morning for Denver Col,
whore they will join their father,
l.. II. Perkins, who is located at that
place. Miss Kate will keep books
for her father,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-08
Elrag 1ot.ca.

Taken up at my place IL Sioux
Point, Union county, Oak, May, q,
1887, one brown, medium sized,
mule,weight about $50 pounds, The
owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take it away.
JOS. SHAY.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-08

Three dirty, greasy Frenchmen
were in town Saturday with Il
couple of bears, amusing the chill
dren and soaring teams. Such a
nuisance should be suppressed.